Cinemacy – Your Guide to Independent Film

‘Atropia’ Review: Love is a Battlefield

2025 Sundance award winner 'Atropia' is a kooky comedy that infuses humor that is as dry as the titular fake Middle Eastern desert town.

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Ultra Indies

‘Villa 187’ Review: Home is Where the Heart Is

Running eight minutes long, 'Villa 187' is a beautiful portrait of self-reflection.

‘Before The Moon Falls’ Review: A Tribute to a Tortured Genius

A bittersweet but ultimately fascinating story of how one woman went from a promising artist to a prisoner.

‘Method’ Review: Movie Magic Turns Tragic

With 'Method', Chandler Balli proves he is a standout voice among the new generation of indie horror filmmakers.

Soundtracks

Exclusive: Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch Debuts Track from ‘H is for Hawk’

Using minimalist instruments, Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch crafts a sound that is so wonderfully wild, strange, and alive.

Dan Deacon Debuts Track from HBO’s ‘Task’

Grammy-Winning Sam Slater Debuts Track from ‘2000 Meters to Andriivka’

Paul Leonard-Morgan Debuts Track from Focus Features’ ‘Last Breath’

Interviews

Alex Kaplan Reflects on Childhood and Healing

Alex Kaplan discusses blending vulnerability, childhood magic, and mental health into his short film 'Safe,' a powerful story for healing.

Jessica Perlman Bridges Worlds Between the Deaf and Hearing

Carolina Perelman Embraces Truth Without Shame

Carol Polakoff Knows No Boundaries

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